【US Stock IPO】Swarmer Supported by AI Drone + Defense Concept SWMR Surges 5.2x on First Day of Trading Rallies 44% After Hours

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The Hong Kong IPO market remains hot, and the U.S. new stock market is also booming. Artificial Intelligence (AI) drone software company Swarmer (US: SWMR) debuted on the NASDAQ on Tuesday (17th), soaring to a high of $40, a 7-fold increase, triggering multiple circuit breakers. It closed up 5.2 times at $31, and continued to rise after hours, gaining another 44% to $44.75.

Swarmer has been one of the strongest-performing tech IPOs in recent months. The company issued 3 million shares at $5 each, valuing it at about $60 million at the time. Despite revenue of less than $320,000 and a net loss of $8.5 million, its market cap surged past $380 million. Market analysts believe this was mainly driven by investor interest in drone technology and defense-related stocks.

According to its regulatory filings, since April 2024, its platform has been deployed in Ukraine, executing over 100,000 missions in actual combat environments.

In addition to Swarmer, several drone and defense concept stocks have also gained popularity in the U.S. stock market. For example, Kratos Defense (US: KTOS) has increased about 25% so far this year, roughly doubling over the past year. Red Cat (US: RCAT), which focuses on drone and robotic software systems, has also risen 1.1 times since the beginning of the year.

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